In this case, I would not classify Anne as a person with a psychological disorder, purely because she does not show behaviors that can be classified as symptoms of someone with a psychological disorder. Her erratic performance and behavior in school does not vary from the range of fact and opinion, meaning that they are within the range of opinion and does not go beyond the range of facts. Her favoritism towards her classes, isolation from her peers, and resistance towards watching TV are simply "opinion-based" behaviors, not "out-of-fact" behaviors.
* Anne Story
In this case, I would not classify Anne as a person with a psychological disorder, purely because she does not show behaviors that can be classified as symptoms of someone with a psychological disorder. Her erratic performance and behavior in school does not vary from the range of fact and opinion, meaning that they are within the range of opinion and does not go beyond the range of facts. Her favoritism towards her classes, isolation from her peers, and resistance towards watching TV are simply "opinion-based" behaviors, not "out-of-fact" behaviors.